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redeploy sp4 group policy

Original Message
Name: t-bone
Date: August 29, 2007 at 10:09:27 Pacific
Subject: redeploy sp4 group policy
OS: win 2000
CPU/Ram: 600/256
Model/Manufacturer: asus
Comment:
I had a group policy to deploy SP4 to win 2000 computers on the LAN. On one computer I later uninstalled SP4 on it, but found out that after you uninstall it, the only way to reinstall it on that computer is to install it locally with administrator account/priviledges.

even after wiping the drive on the computer and reinstalling the OS, the group policy still will not install SP4 on that computer unless I locally install it.

How does the group policy still recognize that this computer once had the group policy with SP4 installed on it?

has anyone found out a way to bypass this and simply just redeploy the GPO?


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